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News
What Is Market Depth?
March 20, 2026 | 18 mins read
When you look at a stock’s price, it may seem like a simple number updated every second. In reality, that price is the result of hundreds or thousands of buy and sell orders competing for execution. What you see on the screen is only the Last Traded Price (LTP), but beneath that surface lies a constantly shifting structure of demand and supply.
How Anchoring Bias Influences Stock Market Decisions
March 20, 2026 | 13 mins read
When you participate in the stock market, you believe your decisions are driven by analysis, numbers, and experience. However, behavioural tendencies often influence judgement more than you realise. One such tendency is anchoring bias, a psychological habit that fixes your thinking around an initial reference point, such as a past price or expectation. This anchoring effect subtly influences how you judge value, assess risk, and react to market changes. The anchoring bias meaning lies in your mind’s preference for familiar figures, even when they are no longer relevant.
High Beta Index: Meaning, Calculation & Why It Matters
March 20, 2026 | 18 mins read
Market indices help you understand how a group of stocks is performing, but not all indices behave in a similar way. Some capture stability, others reflect value or growth, and a few track volatility itself. The high beta index falls into the last category. It identifies stocks that move more sharply than the overall market, both upward and downward. If you actively track market sentiment or short-term trends, understanding what a beta index shows, can help you make more informed decisions.
